The University of Michigan has initiated disciplinary proceedings against 11 students for their roles in a series of anti-Israel protests held on campus last year. According to internal documents cited by the student newspaper, the allegations include refusing to leave restricted areas, obstructing safety operations, entering events under false pretenses, defying police orders, and involvement in a physical altercation. University officials emphasized their commitment to upholding protest rights while ensuring campus safety and inclusivity, stating that disciplinary actions are taken when university policies are violated. The campus has experienced heightened tensions and incidents related to the Israel-Hamas conflict, including reported antisemitic attacks and the suspension of a pro-Palestinian student group.